WATCH: Who is the New Israel Fund hurting? The chairman of Im Tirtzu discusses his group’s campaign against the foreign-funded New Israel Fund, questioning the motives of some of its beneficiaries.
Israel achieves lowest-ever car accident fatality rate The number of people killed on the roads in Israel in 2018 is 309, compared with 357 in 2017.
WATCH: Is Israel-Turkey detente a futile policy? Dr. Martin Sherman of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, who supported Jerusalem-Ankara collaboration up until the early 2000s, explains why he has since opposed detente.
Mom’s melanoma leads to Israeli device for early detection Ofir Aharon invented a new technology and put it into a patented scanner that shows early deterioration of skin lesions before they become pigmented.
Analysis: Dangers of a widening Iranian corridor through Syria The Iranians want a land corridor stretching from Iran through Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon to move weapons and troops, threatening Israel and Jordan alike.
Last survivor of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, Simcha ‘Kazik’ Rotem, dies, 94 Simcha Rotem battled the Nazis in Warsaw, saving the lives of the last remaining fighters by leading them out out of the ghetto through the city's subterranean passages.
WATCH: France’s ‘yellow vest’ protests spread to Tel Aviv Protesters hit the streets of Tel Aviv for a copycat "yellow vest" demonstration in solidarity with French protesters, whose riots turned violent and set Paris ablaze during December.
Honduras weighs Jerusalem embassy move during diplomatic visit Reports in the Israeli media indicate that Honduras may be the next nation to move its embassy to the Jewish state's capital.
WATCH: ‘Egyptian president is a Jew,’ claims Muslim Brotherhood journalist 'Al-Sisi's mother is Jewish. He is a Jew with ties to Jews,' claimed Egyptian journalist Emad Albeheery.
WATCH: Daily Israel News Recap – Dec 23, 2018 Here is a recap of the top Israel news stories on December 23, 2018.
Gaza terrorists threaten Israel: ‘Friday will be test day’ Palestinian terror organizations in the Gaza Strip promised Israel that it would be a "test day" this Friday.
Immigrants seeking to impact Israeli society get new backing Olim striving to improve Israeli society and especially their own communities can get support from the Initiative for Zionist Innovation.
Analysis: Will more French Jews move to Israel? Israel’s Diaspora Affairs Minister Naftali Bennett recently said that there has been a “historic missed opportunity” on Israel’s part to bring more French Jewish immigrants to Israel.
Netanyahu attempts to calm fears over US exit from Syria At Sunday's cabinet meeting, Netanyahu reiterated that Israel will continue to act against Iran's efforts in Syria and that cooperation with the US will continue in many areas.
New study: Who is the typical Israeli Jew today? A new study classifies the majority in Israel today as 'Jewish Israelis,' largely considered to be traditional Jews.
IDF chief of staff: ‘Don’t exaggerate US troop pullout’ IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot said on Sunday that President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria shouldn't be exaggerated.
Analysis: Obama administration facilitated Christian genocide in Nigeria Former Nigerian President Jonathan’s newly published accusations appear to correspond with the previous U.S. administration’s policy concerning Muslims and Christians in Nigeria.
World Jewish Congress to Europe: ‘Protect our communities’ The World Jewish Congress called on Europe to protect its Jewish communities.
Erdogan: ‘Jews in Israel beat women and children’ On Saturday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Israeli Jews beat defenseless Palestinians, including women and children.
IDF soldier shot in head shows slight improvement Israeli soldier seriously wounded in the Givat Assaf shooting which left two IDF fighters dead has shown an improvement in his condition.
